New Castle News masthead and publishing details
The New Castle News paper masthead lists F L Rentz as president and managing editor A W Treadwell as vice president and Lucy Treadwell Ray as treasurer Jacob F Rentz as mer and asst treas James T Ray as secretary George W Conway as editor The paper is published every evening except Sunday from 29 North Mercer Street New Castle Pennsylvania It provides information about subscriptions rates and advertising and notes inclusion in the International News Service with exclusive rights to republish dispatches.
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Camping Season Marks Open Season for All Types
The piece contrasts campers from indifferent to blissfully ignorant, noting mixed reactions to the open camping season. It laments motorized access eroding wilderness and warns that even solitude seekers must venture deeper as roadside debris grows.
Our Flag Day Calls Americans to Renew Purpose for Nation
The piece argues a shared commanding purpose for Americans on Flag Day urging reflection on the Stars and Stripes and the principles it represents. It highlights the American Flag Day Association’s role in education and patriotism and urges wide display of the flag to inspire devotion to national ideals.
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Cucoshay
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Germany
Tallest in U S Eiffel Tower Loses
The Chrysler Building in New York completes at 78 stories and surpasses the Eiffel Tower by 46 feet. The piece argues American skyscrapers reflect national prowess and Europe lags in mass commerce, noting Europe adds stories only as needed.
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Cuban President Sets a Precedent With Salary Cut
The Cuban president Machado cuts his salary in half to balance the budget, drawing mixed views on public service sacrifice versus private sector norms. The editorial notes officials often earn less than private executives and cautions leaders against harsh, unusual measures in public life.
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Today Schmeling Sharkey clash noted in papers
Parthur G Brisbane notes a boxing matchup between Schmeling and Sharkey, highlighting the bout and its public interest. The column reflects on the event as a leisure topic tied to earnings and social Sunday curiosities.
World War I style clash and celebrity gossip in New York news
News item recounts the Sharkey Schmeling boxing match with 85 000 paying $1 000 000 and 40 000 000 radio listeners. It blends patriotism, Rockefellers notes, royal critiques, Dolly Sisters gambling, and Wall Street mood with a cliffhanger continuation.
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Flag Day Poem by Edgar A Guest
A 1930 poem reflects on Old Glory remaining youthful despite time and decay. The speaker contrasts aging society and buildings with the enduring beauty of the flag, claiming that the flag stays young through the soul of freedom and the songs of the young.
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Edgar
Hints and headlines mix in a windy city gossip page
A crowded jumble of quotes and oddities includes a suspect named Sam Hunt linked to Capone era lore, a sheriff's court sentence for stealing auto and a note on fathers day jokes. The column blends weather times, local curiosities, and fleeting moral quips with no single central event.
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Windy City
One for the Book and Election Law Notes
A quiet bridge club hears a child’s bedtime message Willie found a bed bug. A separate note reports an upcoming Pennsylvania legislature session addressing election law reform. Lawmakers consider campaign costs and a voting machine bill, with uneven adoption across counties.
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Mysterious Alley Shooting Probes Near North Ashland
Detectives probing a shooting in an alley near 5301 North Ashland Avenue yesterday and today report few clues. Authorities say they are holding a suspect in custody as the investigation continues.
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Count Conduit Demonstrates Garlic Goatee Massage
An odd column notes Count Conduit performing a garlic goatee massage described as highly effective. The piece hints at European trends drawing women abroad and frames the technique as a boastful novelty from a self styled expert.
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Connecticut Man Fined and Jailed for Killing Guest
A Connecticut man received a $1,000 fine and a jail sentence after killing a house guest, reflecting ongoing concerns over harsh punishment and cultural stasis in tombstone and monument styling.
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Stars Forecast a Heated Day and Shifting Tension
Astrology notes a hot day with a red headed mother finding papa's secretary is strikingly attractive. Seers warn Mars nears a steel derby as Indian rebels face a tougher challenge. Children born today will not…
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L O K Mystery Among Household Budgets
A humorous domestic tale about a wife marking mysterious L O K entries on a budget ledger and a husband’s puzzled reaction, ending with a quip about air and pretensions and a stray remark about Mr. Ford.
Perseverance and prudent wit in a local miscellany
A humor filled column notes a teacher using an illustration about perseverance that elicits the remark there is no such thing as a car carrying us along. The piece also jokes about marriages and money, a sports quarrel in St Joseph, a joke about alimony and a boy headed to Newcastle for traffic tales, and a reluctant groom-to-be stymied by a dog on the wedding plan.
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Local admiration echoes in tribute to Lincoln and Washington
The remark reflects on the absence of any man who imitates Lincoln or Washington despite longstanding praise. It suggests enduring reverence for the two presidents and asks readers to consider how legend outlasts imitators in American memory.
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Voice of Iowa Accepted as Potent Tariff Factor
National significance in L. J. Dickinson’s Iowa primary win is noted by multiple papers. Farmers in the Corn Belt favor the tariff bill though east opposition and the risk of retaliation are discussed. Dickinson’s victory signals possible presidential support and questions about November outcomes.
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Akron Beacon Journal
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Nighttime dinner party yields gunshot tale from Abe Martin report
Mrs Lafe Bud testifies about hearing a pistol shot while reading to her son as Abe Martin recounts a late night incident at a dinner party. Joe Kite joins the reminiscence asserting a sharp wit alongside the anecdote.
Buffalo and bird lore mix in Dodge City notes
A Kansas note details wild buffalo and corn feeding near Fort Morgan, a bobolink’s wintering in Argentina, and Dodge City’s boom as Buffalo City with buffalo hides and meat shipped to eastern markets. It cites industry pioneer M Wright shaping the town’s fame.
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Bible Thought For Today and a Prayer Message
A brief devotional note presents Romans 3 8 about God's love and Christ dying for sinners. It includes a short prayer and a reflection on broad love beyond human measure. It also mentions government actions regarding the return of Sandy and Marines receiving banana eating practice.
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